BM Connections

Expand your knowledge, understanding and critical thinking by drawing connections across your study...

BM - ESS  CONNECTIONS

What Retailers Like Amazon, H&M, Apple Do With Unsold Inventory?

"Returns in the U.S. create more than 5 billion pounds of waste in landfills each year, and more than 15 million metric tons of carbon dioxide. The problem is only growing as Amazon leads the way in bringing more shoppers online, where the rate of returns is 25%, compared to just 9% for in-store purchases" (CNBC, 2019)

And...Feed it forward! Turning a problem into a solution

Canadian entrepreneurs are getting creative in trying to solve the world's food waste problem. 


And... Connections to Circular Economy

From Cup-to-Cup: Cradle to Cradle

Why Innovation Is Needed to Battles Wildfires 

Can Companies Solve The Plastic Waste Problem?

The Future Of Energy Storage 

Ecological Sustainability

BM - ECON  CONNECTIONS

Bringing Foxconn to the US

Foxconn, the world's largest contract manufacturer of electronics building a massive factory in a village in rural Wisconsin. See economic consideration and impacts of re-shoring  back to the homeland

The Future of Work

Why economists and futurists disagree about the future of the labor market. 

What's behind the Korean wave?

BTS and Blackpink may be some of South Korea’s most famous cultural exports, but the burgeoning Hallyu industry includes K-beauty brands and even exports, contributing to $12.3 billion worth of exports in 2019. 

Google, Facebook, Amazon - monopoly?

Watch this video to find out how US antitrust law evolved and what it means for America's biggest businesses. 

The Brexit effect: how leaving the EU hit the UK 

Minute 4:42 specifically talks about the effect that leaving Brexit had on local businesses

BM - CS  CONNECTIONS

The Rise Of Google Maps

A look at how Google came to dominate maps.

The Rise Of Open-Source Software

The NBA Data Scientist

Spying On You While Working From Home

BM - PSHYC  CONNECTIONS

What motivates us to work? 

Contrary to conventional wisdom, it isn't just money. But it's not exactly joy either. It seems that most of us thrive by making constant progress and feeling a sense of purpose. Behavioral economist Dan Ariely presents two eye-opening experiments that reveal our unexpected and nuanced attitudes toward meaning in our work. 

A valuable skill of a marketer is to understand human behavior, emotions, perceptions, and how people make decisions.  Is this an easy task?

An inspiring talk by Behavioral Economics, Dan Ariely, the author of 'predictably irrational, sheds insights on just how unpredictable we are when making decisions...

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